Off-shore Companies: Anguilla

IBC Formation:
The Formation of an Offshore company or an IBC company in Anguilla offers you a lot of benefits, it gives you a very progressive and stable professional groundwork filling all the standards required.
At the time of forming a company it could be created under any name given by you, but you have to make sure that the provided name does not contain any disrespectful or insulting language, and it should be unique because if its similar to another company name it would be rejected.
The last part of the chosen name for the company as always end with a legal suffix such as: Corporation, IBC, S.A., Societe Anonyme, Ltd, Sociedad Anonima, Incorporated, and others.

Legislation
At the time Anguilla is run under the IBCs 2000 Law and the regulations of IBCs 2000 with all they’re amendments.

IBC Structure
Only one director or shareholder required for the company’s formation.
Shareholder(s) and director(s) may be the same person.
The shareholder(s) and director(s) can be a natural person.
There is no requirement of resident secretary.

Directors
All of the IBCs in Anguilla can have one or more person or corporate directors and they can be of any nationality. Without the needs of any statutory meetings to be held you can have them all or do business activities not being in the country at distance.

Taxation
In Anguilla they offer investors the benefit of a zero (0) Tax exception like all the offshore jurisdictions for foreigners around any commercial activity or commercial transactions made outside the country.

Privacy
In Anguilla is not necessary to register the names of the shareholders or the directors in the public records.

Records/Books
By law an Anguilla IBC should keep accounting records that are able to explain all the transactions of the company and will be enable to show the position of the company with reasonable accuracy.
The books and records will not be show in the public records it should be kept at the registered office of the company.